PHILOSOPHY OF

DIFFERENT
PHILOSOPHERS
 SOCRATES

 He was a Greek philosopher and is considered the

father of western philosophy.
 His style of teaching—immortalized as the Socratic
Method
 Plato was his most famous student. ( 428-348 BCE )
 Socrates' beliefs were nonconformist.
 His lifestyle—and
eventually his death—
embodied his spirit of
questioning every
assumption about
virtue, wisdom and the
good life.
“One thing only I know, and
that is that I know nothing.”
“I cannot teach anybody
anything, I can only make
them think.”
 ARISTOTLE
 He was born in 384 b.c., in Stagira, Greece.
 Achieved prominence as an eminent philosopher who
greatly influenced the basic principles of philosophy and
whose ideologies are still practiced today.
 He was a student of the renowned philosopher Plato and
tutored Alexander the Great, who became King of
Macedonia in 336 b.c.
 A lot of his writings on metaphysics,
politics, and ethics come from observation
rather than reason and deduction. In fact, He
began working with logic (unfortunately, he
was a bit off from time to time, and some
blame him for the "dark ages.")

 Aristotle’s claim to be the founder of logic

rests primarily on the Categories.
 PLATO

• Was a Greek philosopher,

known and recognized for
having allowed such a
considerable philosophical
work
• A philosophy of reason
 PLATO

 Learning is remembering the truth once perceived

 The truth, they believed, is nothing else than subjectivity
 No one is voluntarily evil
 Individual justice is the balance of a healthy soul in which
each party plays its role and follows its function
 Political justice meanwhile, refers to the balance of the
city where the “philosopher-judge” command
 Mother Teresa

 She was revered around the world as an

example of Christian love and charity
and as someone who dedicated her life
to the noble cause of advancing the
gospel to the poor and needy of the
world while caring for their physical
needs.
“We have been created for
greater things, to love and
be loved”